After I Transmigrated Into a Book as the Villainess, the Plot Went Completely Off the Rails

[Tags: transmigrate into a book | the System runs away | one true pairing with multiple male leads | a battlefield of competing suitors | spoiled, adored troublemaker]

[The early chapters focus on everyday life as a little girl and may be slow. Later, the grown-up romantic battlefield picks up the pace.]

Ji Yan transmigrated into a wealthy-family romance novel and was bound to a System that gave her a survival mission: play the role of an obnoxious, vicious, spoiled supporting villainess. She had to make every male lead hate her to avoid a tragic death.

But as soon as the System issued its instructions, it vanished in a flash of white light, without so much as an ounce of after-sales support.

She had no choice but to grit her teeth, pick fights everywhere, and throw herself into one reckless stunt after another, diligently tanking her own popularity.

She never imagined that all the male leads would collectively stray from the original plot.

Her sweet-on-the-surface, scheming childhood friend became clingy and followed her everywhere; her rival turned into a gloomy, jealous tyrant; the unhinged young man grew obsessed with keeping her all to himself.

The cold, ruthless one competed for her affection with pathetic humility and syrupy, manipulative words. The dangerous villain shamelessly flaunted his charms, acting like his life depended on winning her over. The fatherly tycoon openly tried to steal her away, while the hypocritical gentleman transformed into a seductive incubus and deliberately lured her in.

The original storyline had completely fallen apart. The chosen ones who were supposed to despise her now staged an all-out contest for her affection every day.

Ji Yan was at her wit's end. “I only wanted to be a supporting villainess everyone hated. How did I become the darling they're all fighting over?”